I'd love to know how much of it is guaranteed, because this is really stupid amount.
This isn't prime, game wrecking 25 year old Von Miller we're talking about here.
He got that same amount of money that a 32-year old Chandler Jones got.That's a lot of money for a soon to be 33 year old pass rusher.
I read 51milThat is a really good question.
Ridiculous.I read 51mil
Thanks.Just a heads up. Tony is not a credible source for the way any fan feels about anything. He is on one of the most toxic radio shows in Boston. Their whole schtick is to be obscenely negative and piss people off. For the right personality types, it gives them ratings.
No doubt. However, there seems to be a consensus around the league with this signing. I have seen very few, if any negative takes.The Boston Proud media that is.
It's mostly negative garbage to drive ratings.
I think Jones began to decline last season. 32 years old, had 10.5 sacks in 18 games (including the postseason).
5 of those sacks came in a single game, meaning he had 5.5 total sacks across the other 17 games. That's a significant decline in production.
No doubt. However, there seems to be a consensus around the league with this signing. I have seen very few, if any negative takes.
ETA: I see you amended your post to add the part about the "Yikes". Understood. However, that Tweet is from the Pulpit and as such, I believe it reflects their understanding.
No, of course not. I've been here long enough to know that the Boston Proud would never do that.Did you expect us to cheer for the move?
We have watched many teams throughout the league flaunt the salary cap system for years. Teams like what the Saints did, the Rams have done, the Bucs are still doing (Godwin just signed for $20mm/yr for 3 yrs). It does eventually catch up to you, and you can only kick the can down the road so many years.It is a "good" move for your team, or at least appears so for next season, and "league consensus" always applauds somebody who signed a big-name superstar for huge
money because it means they are aggressive and going for a Lombardi. Nobody cheers for fiscal restraint because it's boring.
See above.You'd have to expect that we'll lowball the move, because we're rivals who just got our asses kicked twice in a row and we'd like to see him miss a lot of games
with injury (which is not unlikely) and the overall momentum of your team to take a hit because for every superstar signed then there is a price the team pays in various ways, limited
options on other FAs, cap issues, etc., etc.
I had a response here but, while it contains truth, it is probably somewhat antagonistic so I deleted it.It's a tale as old as time, which is one reason why we've been good for a long time. We go upper-middle class with a sprinkling of big contracts while some teams collect a
half-dozen stars at the top and a steep dropoff of cheap guys. It's a philosophical thing. Everybody has the same cap, but not everybody gets a trophy.
Thanks.
The Pulpit had a reaction along the same lines. And I have seen many of the Boston proud with takes in this same vein.
View: https://twitter.com/patspulpit/status/1504229625941086210
Any team that has to weigh their options because of the overspend of the past year...will have to be much more prudent than before. Yes, you can get a little creative with altering contracts for more flexibility, but, it still stands overall.Judon's cheerleading is 95% having fun. He might be able to convince a player weighing two similar deals that NE is a rewarding place to play. But he was never going to be able to convince a player to take significantly less money (nor can any player), and/or convince BB and co. to shell out big bucks. That gif should be watched with a grin and a laugh.
$52M Likely a 3 or 4 year deal.
View: https://twitter.com/AaronWilson_NFL/status/1504230086932942852
No doubt. However, there seems to be a consensus around the league with this signing. I have seen very few, if any negative takes.
ETA: I see you amended your post to add the part about the "Yikes." Understood. However, that Tweet is from the Pulpit and as such, I believe it reflects their understanding.